The Washington critic., 1887-07-21
The League Club Averages.
Game at ByattsviIIe,

About one hundred people witnessed the
game yesterday afternoon between the
Hyattsville Club and the Robert Portners OF
Alexandria at Hyattsville. The game was
very interesting up to the seventh inning,
and through errors the Hyattsvllle Club
scored victory. 1t was evident from the
playing OF the Portners that they are
strong team, and In view Of this the uyatts-
Vile boys presented their strongest nine.
Score by innings:
Hyattsvilles....u. 0 o 0 0-l3
Robert Portners,, o o 0 0 0-i
Base.hits- -Hyattsvilles, i3; Portners, 10.
ErpoISya..syo' 4 r2rtner IL E@rned
Three'base hit.McBrlde. Double play
Kagan, Walsh, Erner, Holden. Hit by
Breen, q; by Fuller, A.; by Walsh, .. Passed
balls-Gates, 2; Harry, I. Time of game-Two
hours and ten minutes. Umpire-IIoleden Of
the Hyattsvilles.
at Hyattsville. Rebstock will pitch for the
Portners.
The Portners desire to meet all the anna
teur clubs Of Washington, especially
those formerly OF the District Amateur
| League, the games to be played either in
| Washington or Alexandria. Communica-
| tlons should be addressed to the secretary,
w. A. Hickey, COL Seventh street north
| west.
On Tuesday afternoon the West Ends de.
feated the Mount Vernon Place nine by q
score OF IA to IL.
The Rockvilles recently defeated the
Aler,s OF this city by the following score;
| Rockville...".."0 o KID
The Washington Baseball League.
| rha alan I l,ail IA.
! fist preliminary meeting on Monday even
ing. The proprietors OF the National Hotel
kindly placed one of their large assembly
rooms at the disposal OF the League. Rep
resentatiyes from the Aerts, Athletic,
| Peabody Monumental and Orion clubs
| were present, and urged the claims of their
respective clubs for admission. A proposal
from MIR. Moxley was read, and met with
features which in the main contributed to.
wards the disbandment of the late District
| League will be strenuously avoided by this
organization. After an informal discussion
as to details the League adjourned until
$3.50 p. m. tomorrow evening, In order to
afford several other clubs an opportunity to
be heard. Representatives from all uni.
formed and equipped clubs are cordially
invited to meet the League at the National
Hotel.
Sporting Notes.
Ike Weir, the Belfast Spider, Is suffering
from poison In the face, hands and wrist.
Teemer, Hamm and Bubear are at Geneva
n. y, training on Seneca Lake for the com
Ing races.
The heavyweight George Morrison o
Leadville, Col, has challenged Jerry Slat
terry to fight to finish for $500 side.
Jack McAulifre says he will train for hi
coming battle with Jem Carney, for tn,
lightweight championship, at Lake Hopat
cong, Nj.
| John Teemer has posted $3.50 with thu
Turf, Field and Farm, with challenge t.
Ed. Hanlan, for three-mile single-scul
race to be rowed In August.
Tommy Warren wa, nearly drowned oil
Sunday while going to a prlze-hght. OF
the way down the river at st. Paul he fel
off the boat and got under 1t, and was flshet
out after ten minutes.
Billy Dacey will be matched agains
Jimmy Mitchell, Mike DAILY, or any othe
l33-peunds man for $500 to 81 900 side
skin gloves, to finish. Dacey has $40
posted, and would like to hear from som
one.
Jimmy Carroll OF Brooklyn, middle
weight pugilist, Is In training at War
ren Lewis, Coney Island. Carroll woul(
like go with Pat Hickey, the late Blrming
ham arrival, for purse or stake OF $500
with skin gloves, to finish.
Jack Burke aud Paddy Carroll hi
trainer, passed through Cheyenne from Den
yer yesterday en- route to San Francisco
where he VIII fight Paddy Ryan to finish
He goes from there to Australia and thenc
around The world.
Articles were signed on Tuesday betweel
Wallace Ross and George Bubear for
three mile single scull race for $500 a side
to take place on August IL, at some plsc
hereafter TO be agreed upon. race |
talked Of for the same time between ROs
aid Lee aud Bubear and mate.
Arrangements were made at the Polio
Gazette Office yesterday for nounte
, brosdsword contest between Captain Jane
O. Daly and Duncan g. Ross, TO take plac
10 New York city between the 10th and lSt
OF August. The match will be for $500
side, and $3.50 per side was deposited b
the respective hackers yesterday.
/ The boxing match between Chsrle
Y Mitchell and Reddy Gallagher will come o
Q In Cleveland, Ohio, July 2S. Mitchell an
a his wifO have been stopping at the LAX
: View House, Lakewood n. Y, where b
| will be Joined by Jake Kllrain and Pom
T. Moore, his father-in-law, the mlllonaif
Q negro minstrel, before leaving for Cley
: land.
Q The belt which Is being manufactured Il
D Champion John l.. Sullivan cannot be dl
plicated for less than $40, 900. There Ia L
8 gingerbread about this belt. 1t win be pr
I sented to Sullivan at the Boston Theatre o
August s. Among the subscribers to u
fund for Its purchase are the comedians N
Goodwin and Henry Dixey, who put U
/ fA0n nd llnn sa.nantIvaiy